Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-06-18
On the Fly.
Local and Personal Intelligence Of
Interest Cleaned from the People
We Have Talked with
This Week.
Fine Bananas at D. O. Jenkins.

Mrs Blanche Bently is visiting
Nashville this week.
Closing out Straw Hats at g~reatre-
auctions, at Humans.
Mr.. c. G. Murphy is clearing off
the ground in depot bottom prepare
tory to making brick.
A big stock of Mason's fruit jars
now for sale by d. O. Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B.. Carson went
to Nashville Wednesday and return
ed the following day.
Ice cold lemonade at all hours at
Hoodenpyl Bros.
The blackberry crop is ripening
rapidly, and will soon be on the
market.
Persons wishing to buy a good
high seated delivery wagon cheap,
apply to Ben Faulkner.
Soaps of all kinds and very cheap
at ID. O. Jenkins.
Miss Pauline Jones Of Wood
bury, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. S.
Burroughs, at this place.
Straw Mating, Smyrna Rugs, and
Carpet Samples at Humans.
Mr.. S. l.. Brown returned from
Texas Thursday.
d. O. Jenkins has a big stock Of
Tinware Of all kinds.
Prot. j. NJ. Paschal and family
left today (Friday) at noon for Clark
town to spend a few weeks.
The Globe Patent Fruit Jar eX-
GELS all others. 1t is sold by j. H.
Cummins.
Judge Robert Cantrell visited his
daughter, Mrs. 7, H. Faulkner, at
the Wooden Mills, last Saturday.
ID. l.. Brown has just opened a
big stock of fresh Chewing Gum,
Tatfy Tulu etc.
-Hoodenpyl Bros, have the best
50 cent corset in the city.
Mrs. w. p. Faulkner went to
Sparta Thursday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. NJ. Griswold.
The freshest and best candies, and
greatest variety, will be found at ID.
Il. Browns.
Miss Birdie Broyles went to Spar
Ia Wednesday to spend the balance
Of her vacation with relatives there.
jenkins has lots of nice fresh
plain and fancy candies. Call on
him.
Mrs. f. p. Clute, of South Pitts
burg, is on Il visit to her parental
home on Rebel Hill.
Special reductions in our dress
goods department next week.
o. NJ, Thurman q Sons.
The District Lodge of Good
Templars for the Third C~ongression-
al District will meet at Sparta on the
25th of June.
Palm Leaf fans Of all kinds at
the cheap cash store of Hoodenpyl
Bros.
Go to Nunnelly's for your flour.
He carries five different brands, from
the cheapest grade to the best in the
land.
Mr.. W. A. Johnson has been
confined at his home, about a mile
from town, for several days, quite
sick with fuX.
The best bargains ever offered in
Hens and Boys Hats are now Offer
ed at the cheap cash store Of Holden
pyl Bros.
Mrs. Maggie GOodbar, OF Mem
phis, arrived last Monday, to spenp
the summer with Mrs. T. b. Murray,
on Rebel Hill.
Several lines OF goods struck
down to the bottom tor next weeks
trade at Humans.
1t will do any one good just to
step in and see the nice assortment of
Queensware displayed on Holden
pyl Bros, counters.
Mrs. Robt. Cantrell and Mrs. T.
II. Faulkner went up to Sparta
Thursday to spend a few days with
relatives and friends.
-HoOdenpyl Bros, handle moth
ing but Alfred Meakin's queensware,
the best made. Every piece warrant
ed not to craze.
Remember ladies, that you can
get a better shoe for less money at
the cheap cash store of HOodenpyl
Bros, than any place in town.
We S1pUpSt thot oil thn Sunday